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DonaldsRump

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11. I've seen a lot of activity on my OP on a Saturday night

Reply to DonaldsRump (Original post)

Sat Feb 22, 2020, 11:12 PM

Feb 2020

than ever before. Fascinating!

My basic question remains: why is exit polling a reliable indicator of the actual results/election fraud except in one unique scenario: US Republicans winning "surprise" elections when all other polling indicates they will lose.

I wonder why???

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Read or listen to EVERYBODY LIES. many many people were embarassed underthematrix Feb 2020 #1

Really? AFAIK DonaldsRump Feb 2020 #4

I'm sorry. I don't understand what you're saying or asking. underthematrix Feb 2020 #5

It's pretty clear DonaldsRump Feb 2020 #7

Yeah, people are going to be afraid to admit they voted for Trump. Calista241 Feb 2020 #2

Yep. This is what Speaker Pelosi has been trying to explain underthematrix Feb 2020 #6

A lot of Trump voters wont/don't admit who they are...my dad is one. VarryOn Feb 2020 #8

In 2004 kerry was winning earlier in the day of the election. Exit polls applegrove Feb 2020 #3

Yep exit polling in 2016 was pretty much dead on. Nt jmg257 Feb 2020 #9

Agree yonder Feb 2020 #10

I've seen a lot of activity on my OP on a Saturday night DonaldsRump Feb 2020 #11

2004 was the end of using exit polling budkin Feb 2020 #12

That is exactly my point DonaldsRump Feb 2020 #13

There isn't one thing called "exit polling"--if you look at the details. Igel Feb 2020 #14